Amy Morton, owner of two downtown restaurants, said, “We all desperately believe that workers need to be treated fairly,” but the city is bogging businesses down “with so much red tape.”
Democrats simply hate business owners unless they contribute to their political campaigns. However once the money changes hands they hate them again. Democrats, destroying everything they touch.
nixit
3 years ago
Biss thinks he’s governor.
Bosco
3 years ago
Elect socialist leaders , you get socialist policies!
What a hoot. I’d like to watch these councilmen sit down and write an hourly employee restaurant schedule a week out, and then see what they do as employees call off from work, or simply don’t show up, or arrive late. Or deal with more business on a particular day than they anticipated, or much less business than they anticipated because there’s a foot of snow in the parking lot. Never even talked to people who actually run restaurants and schedule employees before they wrote their silly policy. Got some university know-it-all, who’s also never actually done any of the… Read more »
Giddyap
3 years ago
Evanston’s war on business is Skokie’s gain
Tom Paine's Ghost
3 years ago
I wont do business in Evanston. I turn away potential clients who want to do business in Evanston. I steer them to other communities.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Democrats simply hate business owners unless they contribute to their political campaigns. However once the money changes hands they hate them again. Democrats, destroying everything they touch.
Biss thinks he’s governor.
Elect socialist leaders , you get socialist policies!
The Law of Unintended Consequences strikes AGAIN!
What a hoot. I’d like to watch these councilmen sit down and write an hourly employee restaurant schedule a week out, and then see what they do as employees call off from work, or simply don’t show up, or arrive late. Or deal with more business on a particular day than they anticipated, or much less business than they anticipated because there’s a foot of snow in the parking lot. Never even talked to people who actually run restaurants and schedule employees before they wrote their silly policy. Got some university know-it-all, who’s also never actually done any of the… Read more »
Evanston’s war on business is Skokie’s gain
I wont do business in Evanston. I turn away potential clients who want to do business in Evanston. I steer them to other communities.